User manual ROBLIN VISTA MURALE

[. . . ] If the room where the hood is to be used contains a fuel-burning appliance such as a central heating boiler then its flue must be of the room sealed or balanced flue type. â· If other types of flue or appliances are fitted ensure that there is an adequate supply of fresh air to the room. Ensure the kitchen is fitted with an airbrick, which should have a cross-sectional measurement equivalent to the diameter of the ducting being fitted, if not larger. â· The ducting system for this cooker hood must not be connected to any existing ventilation system, which is being used for any other purposes or to a mechanically controlled ventilation ducting. [. . . ] 4) Hook the canopy item 5 onto the wall brackets item 4 as illustrated in Fig. When the hood is aligned correctly mark the hole centre on the wall for the security fixing screw item8, which is located in the right hand bracket on the top of the canopy. Unhook the canopy from the wall and drill the hole for the security fixing screw. Hook the canopy onto the wall and fix the No 4, 5 x 50mm headed screw and rawl plug to secure the canopy to the wall. 5) Ducting: The hood is more effective when used in the extraction mode (ducted to the outside). When the cooker hood is ducted to the outside, charcoal filters are not required. The ducting used must be 150 mm (6 INS), rigid circular pipe and must be manufactured from fire retardant material, produced to BS. Wherever possible use rigid circular pipe which has a smooth interior, rather than the expanding concertina type ducting. The above assumes our 150 mm (6 INS) ducting is being installed. Please note ducting components and ducting kits are optional accessories and have to be ordered, they are not automatically sup- Place the anti-backflow flats item 8 over the round outlet item 6, the telescopic duct and connect the ducting 150mm (6 INS) over the round outlet on top of the canopy and secure the connections with appropriate clamping rings or adhesive tape (Fig. Before fitting the chimney to the canopy make the electrical connection as described in the section titled ELECTRICAL. When the electrical connection has been made, test the lights and the fan motor. Each chimney stack consists of two sections. 1 - item 7a & b) first by expanding the chimneys slightly to allow them to clamp around the bracket item 2 and secure the chimney stacks to the brackets using the two M4 screws item 12c provided. Fit the lower chimney sections by expanding the chimneys slightly to allow them from the top of the canopy to clamp around the upper chimney sections. Fit the recirculation spigot R onto the upper chimney wall bracket using the same fixing screws (Fig. Connect the ducting 150mm (6 INS) not provided between motors item 6 and the recirculation spigot and secure the connections with appropriate clamping rings or adhesive tape. Before fitting the chimney to the canopy make the electrical connection as described in the section titled ELECTRICAL. When the electrical connection has been made, test the lights and the fan motor. Insert the charcoal filter into the base of the motor housing and secure the filter with two metal securing straps item A as illustrated in Fig. Each chimney stack consists of two sections. 1 - item 7a & b) first by expand-ing the chimneys slightly to allow them to clamp around the bracket item 2 and secure the chimney stacks to the brackets using the two M4 screws item 12c provided. [. . . ] In the event of damage to the mains supply cable, this can only be replaced by at approved repair centre appointed by the manufacturer who have the necessary tools and equipment to carry out any repairs properly. Repairs carried out by other persons will invalidate the guarantee. â· Use only genuine spare parts. Should these warnings fail to be observed it could affect the safety of your cooker hood. [. . . ]